UNR’s Experiment Station maintains a network of field stations throughout the state, providing researchers different environments where they can experiment on a larger scale.
Fallon
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The Nevada Highway Patrol has officially closed its case involving the death of a 13-year-old Churchill County Middle school student who was fatally struck on Sept. 25, 2020, while waiting for his school bus at the intersection of Carson River and Rice roads north of Fallon.
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Two Fallon farming families were recognized this month by the Nevada Department of Agriculture as Centennial Farms and Homesteads.
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In Nevada, which has more coronavirus hospitalizations per capita than any other state, the most visible sign of the surge is the overflow unit that one Reno hospital has set up in its parking garage to treat patients.
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Election Day lines were short and voters moved through the voting process quickly this morning at the Fallon Convention Center.
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Men and women in Nevada played an important role in World War II, with thousands joining the effort.
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DHHS reported that there were nearly twice as many cases of COVID-19 in Churchill County as there actually were, according to Churchill County Manager Jim Barbee.
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Bell Mountain Exploration Corporation’s “Bell Mountain Mine Project” in Churchill County has been approved by the Bureau of Land Management.
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Oasis Academy, a public charter school, is using a 3D printer to help create desperately needed protective equipment for local health care facilities.